GIC Re Q1FY27 Profit After Tax Up 9.69% to ₹1,922 Crore
GIC Re reported Q1FY27 results with Gross Premium Income at ₹13,475.36 crore, up from ₹12,388.01 crore YoY. Profit After Tax increased by 9.69% to ₹1,922.04 crore. Solvency Ratio improved to 4.32. Consolidated PAT was ₹1,743.67 crore.
The announcement pertains to the quarterly financial results of a major insurance corporation, including key performance indicators, profitability, and solvency ratios, which are material information for investors and stakeholders.
The company reported year-on-year growth in gross premium income, profit before tax, and profit after tax. Key ratios like incurred claims ratio and underwriting loss have improved, and the solvency ratio has also seen an increase, indicating a positive financial performance.
General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC Re) announced its financial performance for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company's Gross Premium Income rose to ₹13,475.36 crore from ₹12,388.01 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The Incurred Claims ratio improved to 85.04% from 90.42%, and Underwriting Loss reduced by 20.26% to ₹723.87 crore. Investment Income stood at ₹3,265.51 crore. The Solvency Ratio improved to 4.32 as of June 30, 2026, compared to 3.85 a year earlier. Profit Before Tax increased by 11% to ₹2,490.25 crore, and Profit After Tax grew by 9.69% to ₹1,922.04 crore. Total Assets increased by 5.19% to ₹2,07,789.87 crore, and Net Worth (including fair value change account) was ₹90,790.41 crore. The Combined Ratio improved to 104.88%.
Consolidated financial statements for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, showed Consolidated Gross Premium Income of ₹13,541.51 crore. Consolidated Profit Before Tax was ₹2,191.78 crore, and Consolidated Profit After Tax was ₹1,743.67 crore. The group's Net Worth (without fair value change account) was ₹58,406.63 crore.
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